Has anyone tried this and Fiber Grease (http://www.amazon.com/Fiber-Grease-P... and can give a comparison?
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Yea I tried so many products but this is like hard gel , I use the green one to mold hair style I want then this one to get a solid spike hair look, fiber makes your hair hard and you can't shape it after basically a hair spray hand gel if you will. Be careful applying fiber use to our tip fingers and just a look a little not rub it with your hands then try to get a style
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I prefer the regular/pure oil product, but I can see how this might work for someone with very fine or naturally oily hair. It did not work out well for me because my hair is quite dry. Although my hair is fine in texture, I have a lot of it, so the weight of the pure oil helps keep it under control, where the light formula did not.
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Love this stuff. Worked well for us. That was back when Homer Formby actually had a show on PBS and showed us how. He used 0000 steel wool to apply it in a circular motion, one 9" square area at a time--dipping into a clean bowl of the fluid, using it and squeezing it into a waste bowl--till the liquid squeezing out appeared clean--then moving on to an adjacent area overlapping the strokes. The pieces we did back then, 30 odd yrs. ago, finished off with a coat of Tung Oil are still beautiful. We did only the table surfaces--and their color is a good deal lighter than the rest of the piece. We like it. Looks like a highlight. Love this stuff. Worked well for us. That was back when Homer Formby actually had a show on PBS and showed us how. He used 0000 steel wool to apply it in a circular motion, one 9" square area at a time--dipping into a clean bowl of the fluid, using it and squeezing it into a waste bowl--till the liquid squeezing out appeared clean--then moving on to an adjacent area overlapping the strokes. The pieces we did back then, 30 odd yrs. ago, finished off with a coat of Tung Oil are still beautiful. We did only the table surfaces--and their color is a good deal lighter than the rest of the... » Read More Love this stuff. Worked well for us. That was back when Homer Formby actually had a show on PBS and showed us how. He used 0000 steel wool to apply it in a circular motion, one 9" square area at a time--dipping into a clean bowl of the fluid, using it and squeezing it into a waste bowl--till the liquid squeezing out appeared clean--then moving on to an adjacent area overlapping the strokes. The pieces we did back then, 30 odd yrs. ago, finished off with a coat of Tung Oil are still beautiful. We did only the table surfaces--and their color is a good deal lighter than the rest of the piece. We like it. Looks like a highlight. « Show Less
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The grease works well with multiple types of food, especially when frying one appetizer after another. However, I would not use the grease for two separate strong smelling foods that aren't normally served together. For instance, use fish grease with caution when frying other food.....and this is only if you don't use the divider. Otherwise, with the divider in place, it really doesn't matter. The food always turns out great.
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I've tried it with salmon and it didn't work very well. Like the previous comment, not great for that since there is no cover to stop grease spatter. I mainly use for eggs, bacon and pancakes. Works great for that.
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I've had good luck using it on all types of dirt, smudges, and smears that have appeared on my granite countertops, including greasy film from cooking foods that splattered grease. I had a one filmy residue that took more than one application of Granite Gold Daily. I tried several times to spray and wipe, but the residue would not wipe away, so I let it sit for a while and that did the trick for me. I truly do not know what it was on my counter top - it was more like a waxy residue, but on grease spills, even after they have dried, it has been great.
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I have found it best to grease and flour, even with non stick or silicone pans. I used the non stick spray containing flour.
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oh gosh, sorry Eileen...I think I used whatever the directions said and wasn't that pleased so stopped and have returned to paste and slow grease... sorry...
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We used some Kendall utility oil that my husband has had for a long time and put a little bit on each of the bearings. Worked very well. I imagine any kind of general purpose oil would work....like sewing machine oil.
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Yes, how effective it is over other popular lubes and grease is a different story, though.
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My recommendation is a Dielectric Auto Tune-up Grease by "Permatex,"or a White Lithium Grease (spray can) or a Marine tube type used for outboard motors/trailers. Basically, a water proof/resistant type grease. If I remember correctly, the Mfr. had a preference for the auto tune -up grease. WD-40 lubricate is a fine product and will displace water, however it will wash awayfrom the interior O-rings found in the water nozzles. Perhaps, this may assist you.
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This is food grade grease, so its viscosity (40 @ 40°C) is probably lower than most applications. It probably has lower life span, too. In short, I don't have an answer for you - sorry.
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Don't know about grease but my Speed Queen AWN542 works very well on yard dirt. It has a powerful agitator. Plus all Speed Queen top loaders have a soak cycle that should help with the grease but I have not had to use it yet. One minor nit with the soak cycle is that after it is done you then have to run the load through a entire regular cycle but an easy workaround suggested by other owners is to use the regular cycle but lift the lid on the washer after the initial fill to let the load soak. After it soaks for a while just close the iid to run the load through the rest of the cycle. You can't do this with a modern HE machine. The only other recommendations I have is to use lots of water (easy with a Speed Queen) and don't overload the machine (especially with jeans.)
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I have a small bottle of lubricating oil that I use for my hand gun. Use very little, works like a charm. A lot cheaper than olive oil!
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Have not tried this but seems like you could do this. Their initial state is more crusty than leathery. Your flavoring and other additives will also make a difference in final jerky-texture.
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I would check directly with the Royal Purple folks on that question. One of the key attributes of wheel bearing grease is its ability to withstand high heat levels. I'm not sure general use grease like 01312 contains those additives. You don't want to find out the hard way that it may not. All that being said, I have been using the Royal Purple 01312 on my cars and ATV's and its great stuff. The grease stays put, even on U-joints, and retains its lubrication properties long after regular grease has disappeared. Good stuff.
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It is not a grease it doesn't of a put on your hair an drip off onto your clothing .. I put it on in morning an leave it all day an at night I sleep with it on .. No stains or grease marks are left I get up use my hands to put my look back no comb an go at a bite only to area that needs it which isn't much lasts all day again then wash it out an repeat .. So I get 2 days out of 1 use .. I only use this product an nothing else it wash out easy no different then washing hair with no product .. I also use virgin hair fertilizer system which you can get for 30$ here at amazon .. I have very curly hair an works super to have a straight look